Ten Years After the Brussels Attacks, a City – and Its Queer Community – Still Carry the Shock
Ten years after the 22 March 2016 bombings at Brussels Airport and Maelbeek metro station,
Queer Brussels
Every-Body-Knows: dancing with queer memory in Brussels
With Every-Body-Knows-What-Tomorrow-Brings-And-We-All-Know-What-Happened-Yesterday, choreographer Mohamed Toukabri offers an intimate and political solo where every movement asks what
Brussels Pride 2026: registrations for Pride Village are open – be part of it!
Brussels Pride is turning 30, the far right is on the rise across Europe, and
T-Day 2026: A Full Day of Trans and Non-Binary Joy in Brussels
T-Day 2026 is coming to Brussels on Saturday 4 April, bringing together trans, non-binary and
Decolonising the Dancefloor: When the Party Becomes Political
With “Décoloniser le dancefloor”, performer, activist and voguer Habibitch turns the club and the stage
Queer Joy, Strong Coffee: NÖJE Is the Vegan Safe Space You Needed Near Cinquantenaire
NÖJE is a Swedish-inspired vegan coffee spot near Parc du Cinquantenaire that feels like a
Women to the front: a radical open stage reclaims La Tricoterie
In Saint-Gilles, La Tricoterie hands over its stage to anyone identifying as a woman – with non-binary
Brussels Finally Has a Government. But What Does It Really Mean for Queer Rights?
After months of political deadlock, Brussels finally has a new regional government and a fresh
In 2026, Our Chosen Families Are Writing a Different Belgian Story
Faced with family rejection, still‑closed closets and precarity, LGBT+ people in Belgium keep building their